Papers Reveal Nazi Aim: End Christianity .

Philadelphia Inquirer ^ | 1/10/02 | Edward Colimore

[Leisler]

Well, I bow with reservations to your opinion as I have a lifetime of modern statist enemies before me.

[CommiesOut]

What a big news, eh?
Using Christian holidays: A 1937 essay on absorbing existing holidays into Nazi culture.
Their most powerful competitor in this regard was the Church, which the Nazi Party fought hard to displace.
And for Sunday amusement: Comrade Erich Honecker said clearly in his speech to party activists in Gera: The plans of domestic and international counterrevolution will not succeed in Poland, the GDR or in any other socialist nation.

[NewAmsterdam]

I always heard that the Nazis banned smoking on public transport in Berlin in early 45 on the grounds that it was a danger to public health. Never mind that the Russians were shelling the place, which, supposedly, was a lesser danger to public health.